Liverpool Disfranchisement Bill Debate and Roll Call
The house debated a bill aimed at punishment of corruption but with risk to the poor. Lord Sandon defended private characters while Koster and Wright praised. A division followed listing a majority headed by Methuen and a minority led by Baillie, detailing numerous peers and commoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Memners
Koster
Wright
Benett
Lord Sandon
Foster
Rd Landon
Methuen Mostyn Morrison Murray Mangies
Molesworth Mosely
Donald Marshall Mildmay Mackenzie Moreton Ormelie
Lord Oswald James Oswald
J. Oliphant O'Dever O'Connell
Daniel O'Connell
Maurice O'Connell
John O'Connell
Morgan Poulter Parrott Parker Pease Potter Philips Pryme Parnell
H. Ponsonby Pringle Russell
Lord Rothh Richards Roebuck
John Milly
Jo Romilly
Edward Robinson Rippon Oo Rathven
Stewart Shepherd Scott
James Tracey Tasleur
Tancred Tynte Talbot
Trowbridge
Tooke Tennyson
Talmash Thomson
Pouiett
Trelawney Tarner
Thicknesse Tower
Throgmorion Vincent
Sir J. Vigors Walter Whitmore
Wilbraham Ward
Wyndham
Warburton Williams
W. A. Williams
G. Warns Wallace Walker Walker Wood
Death of Viscount Barrington's daughter in Cavendish Square
An inquest at the Crown public-house Cavendish Street Cavendish Square heard that Hon Caroline Barrington aged six died after falling from Viscount Barrington's carriage during birthday illuminations. Witnesses described wheel contact, head injury, and rapid death despite medical aid. Lord Barrington and staff expressed grief as the judge returned an accidental death verdict.
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Fata
Wiscount Bagrington
Crown
Cavendish-street
Cavendish-square
Stirling
Caroline Barrington
Viscount Barrington
Anne Currane
Wyatt
Princes-street
Oxford-street
Brodie
Ensor
Oxford
Lord Barrington
William Gee
Irish jury packing debated after Barrett libel case
discussion in parliament on the Barrett libel prosecution with charges of jury packing and exclusion of Catholics. O Connell and Sheil condemn government and call for inquiry while Barrett defends the verdict and cites political bias. The House divides with ministers ahead.
Smuggling Act Amendment Bill Read with Opposition and Approval
The Smuggling Act Amendment Bill was read after a brief discussion with Captain Yeaxr and Mr Home opposing it and Sir J Grama and Sir E Copaineton approving. The Bankrupts Estate Bill committee was postponed to tomorrow. Transfer of Aids Bill and Exchequer Bills Bill passed on third reading. Mr O Connell brought in a bill to secure liberty of the Press, first reading, second to be read March 12. Memsen gave notice to move reference to a committee upstairs. Other orders disposed of and the house adjourned at 1:30.
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House OF Commons
Dublin Corporation
O’connell
O'Connell
Corporation of Dublin
Ruthven
Littleton
Browne
Waterford
Wallace
Lord Althorp
J. Russell Rose
England
Seach
Hume
Robert Inglis
Lushington
Hear
Lord Hardwick
Church of England
George Grey
Estcourt
Buckingham
Roper
Ewart
Lynch
Faithful
Lord J. Russell
Prister
Pilot
Dublin
King O. Barret
Barrett
Ireland
Sheil
Dublin Corporators
Stanley
Mr. Barrett
Hou
Sheid
Alibel
Alow
Traverser
Roebuck
F. O'Connor
Ury
Bhear
O’conner
Moore O’ferrall
Aglionby
Lambert
Barron
Wynne
Lalor
J. Graham
Yeaxr
Mr. Home
J. Grama
E. Copaineton
Memsen
Knighthoods and insolvencies in the 1834 Gazette
The Gazette lists knighthood honours for Major-General James Viney and others, parliamentary returns for Dungarvon and Kendal, insolvency declarations, bankruptcy supersessions, a long roll of bankrupts and creditors, dividends, certificates, dissolved partnerships, and various local notices across Britain as of February and March 1834. Names span Royal Navy, Army, Parliament, and numerous trades and towns.
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St. James’s Palace
James Viney
Royal Artillery
James Kearney
2D Dragoon Guards
Gene Evan Lloyd
17Th Lancers
Thomas Gage Montresor
Salusbury Pryce Humphreys
Bramall Hall
Cheshire
Royal Navy
Gérard Cowell
Salford
James Hayward
Cumberland Mews
Cumberland Place
Wells
Percy-street
Rathbone-place
Ichasd Heale
Mincing-lane
Grocer
Messrs
Holt and Gardom
George Betts
Charles-street
Gronsvenor-square
Crocker and
Dixon
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
John White
George White
Kentish Town
Attomey
Howell
Hatton-garden
Moses Samuel
Liverpool
Ciarendon-rooms
Attomeys
Peppa and Son
Adlington
Gregory
Old Jewry
London
Jacomb and Tindale
Huddersfield
Thomas Shaw
Charlesworth
Derbyshire
Caltoo Spinner
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Richards and Walker
Lincoln’s Ino Fields
Messis
Higginbottom and Buckley
Ashton-under- Lyne
Lancashire
George Fowell Watts
Bath
Money
White Lion Son
Williams and Bethell
Lincoln’s Sun- Fields
Mr. Graves
T. and
T. H. Ingram
Lower Thames Street
J. Robson
T. Birch
Broseley
Ironmaster
B. B. Hutchinson
Wappingwall, Victualler
T. Gooch
Crawford-street
G. and
A. Remington
Oxford-street
J Brown
Austin-frars
W. R. Williams
East Retford
White Hart Inn
W. Clark
Nottingham
Brasier
W. Dickins
Northampton
Peacock Ton
W. Gerard
Golden Lion Inn
J. Bawden
Devonport
Poister and Glazier
Elliot's Royal Hotel
R. Clark
Newark-upon-Trent
Royal Hotel
Falmouth
J. Devey
Bishopwearmouth
Bridge Inn
W. Roberts
J. Wron
T. Wroe
Bradford
Red Lion Inn
Pontefract
W. Short
Henrietta-street
Brunswick-square
R. Pheoey
Fleet-street
Law
J. Smith
Wheelwright
E. Gray
Harborne
Staffordshire
P. Powell
Brighton
H. R. Plaw
Mediford
Court
Fenchurch-street
T.tingle
Grenoside
Sheffield
J. Price
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Tidmarsh and Nichols
Hunt and Fowles
Whittingham and Heywood
Hulme
Election of Kendal Borough MP Barham Secures Victory
Report of a by election in Kendal to fill the late James Brougham seat with John Barham chosen after a requisition. Barham’s nomination was supported by E W Wakefield and Richards, Tory efforts to back another candidate failed. Includes snippets on police misconduct inquiry at Queen Square and reviews of Bulwer’s Prose Tales and other literary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Office
Dungarvon
Ebenezer Jacob
George Lamb
Borsage
Kendal
John Barham
Theames Brougham
Queensquare
James. Brougham
Earl of
Thanet
Mande
Barham
E. W. Wakefield
Richards
Carlisle Journal
Bulwer
Strikiny
Lover
Royal Bernouins
King's Theatre
Adams
Slander suit against Bedford alderman for damages
In the Court of King s Bench Fen 35 a slander action against an Bedford town alderman and tanker, alleged to have charged the plaintiff with robbing him of a shilling and breaking into a desk. The jury found for the plaintiff with damages 1504, after evidence of malice and local party influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's Bench
Fen
Robinson
George Asten
Mr. Platt
Sir James Scarlett
Litchfield
Bedford Bank
James Scarlett
Bedford
Ies
Slander suit over anonymous letter damages awarded
In the Court of Common Pleas Lord Chief Justice Tindal presided as jury found for the plaintiff in a slander action. The defendant claimed belief in the plaintiff’s authorship of an anonymous insulting letter. Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 40 shillings.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Fes
London
Tindal
Curtis
Serjeant
Wilde
Talfourd
Steer
Spankie
Humfrey
Soho Square
Birmingham
Friends of the Parties
False imprisonment case over bill of exchange loss
In the Court of Exchequer Lord Lyndhurst and a special jury heard Jackson Watson versus an attorney's clerk for false imprisonment. The plaintiff, a warehouseman and partner, paid 9s in the pound on a 454l bill to settle with Dunn and Wordeworth. The clerk detained the plaintiff, accusing felonious taking, and the plaintiff was held at the Compter before discharge after a note from Alderman Kelly. Trial judge Serjeant Talfourd argued the plaintiff owed costs. the jury found for the plaintiff with damages of 50.
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Court OF Exchequer
Gui
Fes
Lord Lyndhurst
Jackson
Watson
Crompton
Messrs
Dunn and Wordeworth
Compter
Alderman Kelly
Serjeant Talfourd
Lyndhurst
Trial of Ann Brannan for concealing birth at Old Bailey
Ann Brannan aged 30 and late servant to stock-broker Mr Lips of Lothbury faced trial at Old Bailey on a bill of indictment for concealing birth of a female illegitimate child. After a lengthy hearing the jury found her guilty and she was sentenced to six months imprisonment within Newgate.
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Ann Brannan
Phillips
Lothbury
Middlesex Adjourned Sessions Verdict on Youth in Assault Case
Thomas Richardson, about 17, indicted for violently beating Mary Mullins residing near Grosvenor Square. Jury returned not guilty. Chairman cited two letters from Lady Bolton claiming the girl's mother had nursed Lady Bolton and that the girl was civil and well behaved. Mr Alley protested against letters read to prejudice the defendant. He prepared to proceed when...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Richardson
Mary Mullins
Grosvenor Square
Lady Bolton
Alley
Chaizeau and Abraham Case Turbulent Jury Remarks
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contentious exchange during a trial or hearing. References include names Chaizeau, Abraham, Mr Alley, and Mr Tamed, with mentions of a jury, conduct, and a possible reprimand or recall. Readable portions suggest improper conduct and defense issues.
Poisoning horses case and public house assault heard
Yesterday at Bow Street John Timson and Joan Gibson faced final examination for allegedly poisoning two horses owned by a Ham- mersmith grafter but were discharged for lack of direct proof of wilful harm. In Q ueen Square Sir Edward Kerrison faced charges of assaulting Mr Richard Gilbert after a carriage confrontation. witnesses described the scuffle and the defendant claimed he acted per orders, denying prior trouble.
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Bow-Street
Borsre
John Timson
Joan Gibson
Ing
Hammersmith
F. Ros
Jasph Hees
White Hart
Wi Hari-yard
Healey
O'Brien
Prendergast
Avan
Lavenham
Suffolk
Russell
Stamford-street
Lisson-grove
Woodford Essex
Joseph Bignell
London-wall
Lee
James Smith
Sir Edward Kerrison
King
Gilbert
Carr
Sir Edward
Mr. White
Commissioners Meet At Guildhall Over Police Coordination
The commissioners met at the Guildhall at ten o'clock to hear the metropolitan and city police discuss their organization and cooperation. Mr Mayne, the Commissioner of the metropolitan police, was to testify as witnesses described the inconvenience from lack of personnel communication. after examining Mr Magus and others on police structure, the court adjourned.
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Metacepticen
Mayne
Titan Police
Alice
Magus Andiather
Army court sentences and garrison movements report
The article notes several small disciplinary sentences in the army with Private Samuel brown of the 85th and Private Danisa Wye of the 5th receiving prison terms and hard labour for breach of discipline. It also mentions cavalry officers and staff movements including Captain Wiansson taking leave and others proceeding to England or to the Continent. Dungarvan election returns to Cork barracks and Royal Regiment companies marching to support civil power are listed along with garrison postings at Duncannon Fort and other detachments. An address by a Tory faction on administrative authority is described in sharp editorial terms.
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Limerick
Chatterton
Bert Ee
Trade Union Dispute At Horselydown Coopers
A letter from Brewhouse Horselydown dated Feb 4 1884 complains of a Saturday paper statement about a resolution by Journeymen to abstain from porter brewed by Messrs Courage and Donaldson. It defends Courage and Donaldson against alleged dismissal for union membership, notes kind wage practices, and asserts most workers receive full wages while ill. An attached explanation from OAT coopers denies withholding wages or coercion and confirms joining a document opposing union pressure. Witnesses W Sinnner and J Poole sign east Minories Feb 25 1804.
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Brewhouse
Horselydown
Mesars
Donaldson
McErners
Shasenaives
Jalon
Jo Og
Gervant
Coopers
Deansteen Brewers
Arly
Pabels
Roanaretian
Amare
Cals
J. Poole
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Lord Jones
Qyriun Fielden
William Foulkes
William Fitzsimon
C. Fort
John Grey
Culoo
Gisburne Gaskell
da Gordon
R. Hay
Jo Hotto Hall
Benja Herthcote Handley
Hame Hill
Haliburton
Holdaworth
Horst Harland Hodges Hardy Hoskins
Geek
Kur Kennedy Locke Wadham Leonard Ie Ferra
C. Shaw Langdale
Lennox
Lord G. Lalor Loyd
al Sieldo
Tajor
S. Eastnor
Viscount Lowther
H.€. Estcourt
T. G. B. Meynell
Captain Finch
G Marriott
J. Fleetwood
H. Ryle
J. Forester
C. W. Somers
Lord J. Gaskell
J. M. Verner
Colonel Gladstone
W. E. Villiers
Viscount Gladstone
T. Willoughby Greene
T. Wail
Baring
Imperial Parliament
Pryme
Potter
Gisborne
Ar R. Tower
the Gazette OF
County of
Surrey
Surrey Regiment of Yeomanry
Joshn Booth
Cornet
Warren
Thomas Payne
Quebec-Street
Marylebone
LAW Intelligence
Old Bailey
Middlesex
Chaizeau
Abrahim
Bisa
Nate Roth
Police
London.corporation Inquiry
Freland
the True Sun
Sinnerr
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